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School · Primary · PubliciSource and licenceSource: US Department of Education, NCES Common Core of Data, Civil Rights Data Collection, state assessment and accountability files, as held on whatschool.ai. Independent edition, not affiliated with any education agency. State ratings and tests differ by state.How we handle data

Woodmen-Roberts Elementary School

Public primary school serving grades PK-05 in COLORADO SPRINGS, Colorado. Part of Academy School District No. 20 in the county of El Paso an.

Total enrollment
381
▼ 69 state avg 450
Free or reduced lunch
22%
▼ 28pp state avg 50%
Student : teacher
13.6:1
▼ 2.3 state avg 15.9:1
English learners
3%
Students with an IEP
12%
State rating
Performance Plan
Colorado SPF 2025
Chronic absence
6%
missed 10%+ of days, 2021
Grade span
PK-05
Public · Primary
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Test results, 2025

iPercent of tested students meeting or exceeding the state standard.State assessment (CMAS). States set their own standards and tests, so results are not comparable across state lines.
66%Science: proficient or aboveCMAS 202573 students tested
65%Mathematics: proficient or aboveCMAS 2025196 students tested12% exceeded
69%English language arts: proficient or aboveCMAS 2025196 students tested9% exceeded

Mathematics over time

iState assessment, % proficient or above.

English language arts over time

iState assessment, % proficient or above.

By grade, 2025

SubjectGradeProficient or aboveTested
Science566%73
Mathematics567%73
Mathematics462%55
Mathematics365%68
English language arts574%74
English language arts479%53
English language arts357%69

State assessment 2025.

How states measure performance

iPlain-English notes on how to read these figures.

Every state uses its own tests. States choose their own assessments and set their own proficiency standards, so a "proficient" student in one state may not be proficient in another.

Accountability ratings. Many states publish a rating (letters, colours or stars) built from several indicators such as test results, growth, graduation and attendance. The systems differ and are not comparable across states.

Read with context. Results track student poverty closely. Compare a school with others serving similar students, not only with the state average.